The 100th GeriPal Podcast Special – It’s a Celebration
On today’s podcast we take a moment to celebrate 100 episodes of the GeriPal podcast. Yes, 100 episodes that have…
Surrogate decision making has some issues. Surrogates often either don’t know what patients would want, or think they know but…
On today’s podcast we take a moment to celebrate 100 episodes of the GeriPal podcast. Yes, 100 episodes that have…
Nursing homes are a tough place to do palliative care. There is extremely high staff turnover, physicians are often not…
A recent study by Vince Mor published in JAMA Oncology found that veterans with advanced lung cancer treated in Veterans…
Do you remember the scene from the movie The Graduate where Ben’s dad says, “One word: Plastics”? Well, I write…
Before we get into this week’s topic, would you please take 1 MINUTE to complete this GeriPal survey! It will…
What happens in Long Term Acute Care Hospitals, or LTACs (pronounced L-tacs)? I’ve never been in one. I’ve sent patients…
Ok, I’ll admit it. When I hear the phrase “the biology of aging” I’m mentally preparing myself to only understand…
Geriatricians in the 2030s may be able to prescribe very costly medications for older Medicare beneficiaries who cannot get supper.…
You’re the attending physician on a teaching service. Your resident says we shouldn’t order a CT because CT’s are over-used…
On this weeks podcast, we talk with Krista Harrison about the life of individuals living with moderate dementia, as well as…